Jason Loghry, July 22 All of us at Birds Korea care for biodiversity and we do our best to involves others in the work we do. Over the past two years, our school in Gimhae has participated in different conservation … read more
Jason Loghry & Min Seung-Eun, Jun 23 Obang Elementary School Our new birding club took our first walk together to observe birds near our school grounds. The name of our club is B.I.R.D.S., which stands for Bird Identification & Research … read more
Charlie Moores, one of Birds Korea’s co-founders, recently helped set up a new campaign group aiming to help as many people as possible (birders, countryside users, hikers, etc) to Recognise, Record, and Report wildlife crime. Birders Against Wildlife Crime (BAWC) … read more
This video has been shared by Jason Loghry, May 20th 2014 Pretty funny stuff from a smart series of videos and great series of webcasts. Thanks to Mr. Julian Warmington for sharing, Farewell Shorebirds: read more
Bangladesh Spoon-billed Sandpiper Conservation Project conducts research and promotes conservation of shorebirds in Bangladesh with special focus on the Critically Endangered Spoon-billed Sandpiper. The project has been working in an organized manner along the coast of Bangladesh especially on Sonadia … read more
To celebrate and raise awareness on the subject of migratory birds and their habitats, EAAFP secretariat held an open event in the G-Tower, Central Park, Songdo. The event started on Friday 9th with an opening ceremony and a photo exhibition … read more
May 14, 2014 Jason Loghry, Birds Korea Birdathon 2014 In a race to raise funds by seeing as many bird species as possible within 24 hours on foot (!), members of our Birds Korea community came together in the ROK … read more
May 4, Geoff Styles Formal Advisor, Birds Korea – Canada. A common belief held by educators and parents alike is that children just don’t spend much time outside, a thought that has been corroborated through a number of studies both … read more
Gageo-do, May 1-3 Even though I have birded for a couple of years in Korea, this was my first birdathon. To that end, I had planned carefully to stay ahead of the holiday crowds and emergency at work. What I … read more
Eocheong Island, May 4 (14:20) – May 5 (14:20) Fortunately, this year’s Birdathon stretched through a short holiday season, allowing me to have a few days on Eocheong Island. It was my first time in two years entering the Birdathon … read more